Producer Kim Young has worked across various sectors of the film industry, building a diverse and international career. She worked on film projects as a producer at Motion 101, a production company affiliated with Showbox, and later served as team head of the Diversity Film Division at Movie Collage, which later became Art House under CGV. There, she focused on programming independent and art house films. She then moved to Los Angeles, where she led theatrical promotion of Korean films as team head of the exhibition division at CJ E&M US, working with CGV Cinemas to expand the presence of Korean cinema in the U.S. market. More recently, she produced international co-production documentaries between Korea and France, including The Man Who Paints Water Drops (Kim Oan, Brigitte Bouillot, 2021) and Everything That Connects Us (Jung, 2024), demonstrating her commitment to global storytelling. Currently, she serves as a curator at the Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFM), contributing to various project market support programs, including the Asian Project Market (APM).
(Pitching Order)
*Supported by ACF Script Development Fund
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16 | Arrival of Water | JO Heeyoung | PARK Sejin | Korea/Japan | |
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Amid the untranslated words left by his departed lover, Yuuki is confronted with his own unspoken words.
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17 | BODOI | SHIRAISHI Kazuya | KII Muneyuki | Japan | |
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A young Vietnamese trainee in Japan becomes undocumented after false accusations. Facing crime, love, and survival, he’s forced to choose between morality and protecting those he cares for.
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18 | Churching of Women | Darin J. SALLAM | Deema AZAR
Ayah JARDANEH |
Jordan | |
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1938, the Levant. After being wrongfully imprisoned in a mental asylum, an author is faced with a decision to surrender to insanity or fight for her sanity.
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19 | The Funeral March | FUJITA Naoya | FUJITA Kanako
ZOU Aiken ZOU Lin SHIINA Yasushi |
Japan/China | |
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A reclusive woman in snowy Hokkaido steals her mother’s body to fulfill a promise—sparking an absurd, emotional road trip, as her estranged family pursues her across the frozen countryside.
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20 | Gilddong | PARK Riwoong | AHN Byungrae | Korea/China | |
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Drawn from truth, colored by lies—a story so outrageous that it shook their kingdom to its core.
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21 | Heaven Help Us!* | Eve BASWEL | John TORRES
Jules KATANYAG Danzen Santos KATANYAG |
Philippines | |
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Set against the 1981 Manila Film Center collapse, this reimagined drama follows workers whose stories intersect as they race to meet an impossible deadline—unaware that in 12 hours tragedy will.
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22 | Lanka (The Fire) | Saurav RAI | Sudeepta SADHUKHAN
Ankita PURKAYASTHA Viraj SELOT |
India | |
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12-year-old Simon accidentally injures Shiv during their routine karate session. The incident escalates into a David-and-Goliath-like conflict between their families, who stand on opposite sides of the socio-economic spectrum.
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23 | New Life* | LI Yingtong | Annie SONG | China | |
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After her husband's death, Lin and her daughter confront guilt, superstition, and buried emotions; each embarking on a quiet journey toward reconciliation and the hope of new balance.
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24 | No Country for Old Men | AN Bon | CHEN Pao-ying | Taiwan | |
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A-Jing, an elderly criminal, secretly living in Xian’s government-allocated rental house, plots to steal Xian’s life; by going to her church, claiming her annuities, and snatching her lover, Lin, for herself.
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25 | Paradis Karaoke | BYUN Sungbin | BONG Suji | Korea | |
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Two elderly men, who met at twenty, in 1980, have loved only each other ever since—through parting, reunion, and years of longing.
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26 | Sama | Brishkay AHMED | Bonnie DO
Brishkay AHMED |
Canada/Afghanistan | |
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When Afghan immigrant Sama’s husband is injured in a brothel shooting, she’s left with an isolated week to confront his infidelity—and her role as a wife in her new country.
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27 | Silence of the Looms | Mirza Shabnam FERDOUSI | Rajib MOHAJAN | Bangladesh | |
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In colonial Bengal, a young muslin weaver defies the British Empire to protect his people’s craft, leading to love, betrayal, and a final act of sacrifice that echoes through centuries.
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28 | Silent Cry | Jero YUN | Jero YUN
KIM Hyeonji |
Korea | |
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A story of two wounded teenagers—a girl with hearing loss, and a former boxing prodigy—who help each other heal, and rediscover the rhythms of music and life.
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29 | Stuck Like Babies | Dastan ZHAPAR RYSKELDI | Veronica RHYME
Fernanda RENNO Aktan RYSKELDIEV |
Kyrgyzstan | |
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Two Central Asian nations postpone war over a baby found at the border, while a Kyrgyz commander and Tajik doctor quietly bond as they care for the child caught in between.
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30 | Wake Me up When the Mourning Ends | LAU Kok Rui | Soi CHEANG
Stefano CENTINI WONG Kew Soon |
Malaysia/Hong Kong, China/Italy/Taiwan | |
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A grieving single mother returns for her fiancé’s final rites, hoping to reclaim her son—only to confront a family still mourning, and a mother’s sorrow that mirrors her own.
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